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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE TORONTO OUTBOARD RACING CLUB INC.
A Member Club of the Canadian Boating Federation & American Power Boat Association
Stock - Modified - Pro - OPC - Drag - ThunderCat - Vintage - Stock Classic
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VOLUME ISSUE
60.4
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2011
Waterford Recap
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Gravenhurst Preview P. 4
Erinsville/Dunnville P. 5
School builds Hydro P. 7
Membership List
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Tim Hortons Muskoka Powerboat Races, June
25/26
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Gravenhurst: The Gateway to Muskoka by Brian Sherriff
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Established
1952
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www.TORCRacing.ca
Email info@TORCRacing.ca
Executive 2011
President
Jordan Elliott
JordanElliott1@gmail.com
705.801-5774
Vice President
Brian Sherriff
Treasurer
Jayne Howard
ejhoward@rogers.com
905.623.9446
Secretary
Heather Knox
heathereknox@gmail.com
905.855.3896
Membership Director
Erik Luksep
68 Ranchdale Cres, Toronto ON, M3A2M3
kake@rogers.com
416.432.7243
Points Statistician
Graham Fralick
Graham_Fralick@FralickBoats.com
416.238.3255
Newsletter Publisher Andrew Fralick
17 Ness Rd, Brampton, ON, L6Y5N6
andrew4ce@gmail.com
905.453.7290
Membership 2011
$35
Single Membership
- TORC Card
- TORC Decal
- Digital Newsletter
$50
Household
return to refereeing. His presence
was greatly appreciated, and his
professionalism was highly evident.
He ensured all volunteers were in
position at the judges‟ stand and on
the water, and was always alert for
rogue pleasure boats and on-water
conditions. He can make a welcome addition to
any TORC event. Here‟s hoping he can attend
many more races!
A great volunteer crew on Friday had the race
site fencing installed, Tim Hortons banners &
signage installed and many rigs were in the pits.
Rain was light, and that was the last it was to be
seen all weekend. Some of the group went to a
nearby restaurant to enjoy supper and people
from T-boats, Stock outboards & Drag boats
were there. It was a bit of welcomed integration.
We need to see more of this integration as the
Shortly after 6pm Saturday, Miss Canada IV
club embraces the good qualities of each of the
made its return to Gravenhurst after having
spent many years in Ingersoll Ontario‟s Agriculclasses.
tural and Cheese Museum. It went to a secluded
The event was bolstered by the Vintage group
location overnight, and returned to the race site
with classic outboard racing motor and boat
Sunday. Overnight, a banner was found that
displays by Bill Shorney and others.
hadn‟t been seen in years, and it was also on
Race day began with Powerboat Television on
display. The boat is to be restored, and Harry
site and A-Channel news was also there on Sun- Wilson, son of the boat‟s original drivers, is creday. Jordan Elliott was interviewed and will
ating a movie that he is aiming to have comapprise us of when the program will be aired.
pleted by May 2012.
Racing action was good with many close starts.
Watch Danny Potts to see how to hit the line
perfectly! He did this in Waterford and twice in
Gravenhurst. Numerous reviews of the old
videotape were required. Well done! Be careful
Danny, you‟re less than 150mm from jumping.
In a wild „hook‟ on the front straight Saturday, T
-850 racer Ryley Dutton nearly left his white
Critchfield. Spending a few moments completely out of control, he managed to stay in the
boat, and continue. Sunday, he was not as fortunate. Riding high on the wake of Rick Cole‟s
In what looked to be a great start in C Stock Hy- boat, the boat rolled sideways and overturned.
From the inside of the corner, Dutton emerged
dro with 5 or 6 boats crossing the start line together, it was short-lived as Mike Werner Sr and and was seen grasping for the bow of the boat as
Eric Armstrong got together after Werner‟s boat it began to sink. At one point he even dove ungot a bit out of control and came down on Arm- der a few feet to try to save it. Gravity won, and
the boat sank to the bottom, but was pointing
strong right in front of the crowd that had asstraight up.
sembled on the nicely sloped hill.
Dutton was uninjured, and with some concern
Armstrong was able to get his own ride to be
that the boat may rise to the surface during the
further examined in Bracebridge hospital and
upcoming races, referee Heather Knox afforded
that allowed the ambulance to remain on site
Dutton the opportunity to free dive 10‟ to rescue
and racing to continue. We thank you for that
the boat. He did, and the rescue crew towed it to
Eric, and hope your injured shoulder is healthy
shore as the crowd cheered for Ryley‟s efforts.
and ready to race in Dunnville.
Bill Jennings from nearby Port Carling made a
Saturday race winner Jim Whittington experi-
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Gravenhurst
This event also spurred the Hunter‟s to become
series sponsors with James Hunter Equipment, a
enced ignition problems and did not race on Sun- Gravenhurst business dealing with heavy equipday. Other notables included Scott Whittington
ment. It is exciting to see members becoming
(no relation to the other Whittington‟s) who was involved on many levels, including sponsorships
fast and strong. Scott jumped one start, otherwhich are on the way to making 2011, financially,
wise his weekend result would have been much
a break-even year. Or better!
better.
Outboard drag racer John Archer also sponsored
For the first time, Outboard Drag boats were a
the event with Archer‟s Barging Service Ltd.
part of a CBF event.
TORC president
Previously holding
Jordan Elliott
„outlaw‟ races, they are
also pitched in
a welcome and very
with his support
significant addition to
of Jordan Elliott
CBF & TORC. As CBF
Contracting.
rules require a demonNorthern Lakes
stration event before
Marine of
becoming an official
Gravenhurst
racing class, the numsponsored, inber of boats was limcluding providing
ited. This enabled
the Sea Doo and
them to complete their
two aluminum
requirements, and enboats that could
abled TORC to learn
be used as turn
how to integrate them
boats.
into a typical TORC
Former Can-Am
event. The T-class
boat racer Norm
boats were added in
Woods, of
2010, and are now inteGravenhurst, also
grated and a part of the
sponsored with
schedule. We must
MUGS (Man‟s Ultimate Garage).
work harder to ensure that the Drag Boats are
integrated into the events. They are not to be an From all accounts from the Town, spectators and
„add-on‟ to the event, but truly be a part of suitmost local residents, there is support to ensure
able TORC events.
the race happens in 2012.
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This race came together due to the tireless effort
of Jordan Elliott. Months were spent handling
and waiting for the application process to be executed through the town of Gravenhurst. The
stickhandling was aided by the support of the
deputy Mayor who supported Elliott‟s efforts
from the outset. Will & Jim Hunter, Gravenhurst
residents and TORC members were also instrumental through their efforts. Efforts included
attending all of the Council Meetings dealing
with the event. Will is also to be commended for
organising some of his high school friends to volunteer for the critical job of operating the barricade at residences adjacent to the park. Without
this, the race cannot happen.
We are greatly appreciative of the effort of Will
Hunter‟s girlfriend Marissa and Valerie Fralick
and Will‟s Mom for selling t-shirts and hats. Andrew Fralick advised these sales amounted to
$650.
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The event has the potential to be much larger and
better for spectators, and the decision was made
to take-on only what could be handled this year.
The relatively late go-ahead from the Town also
limited some aspects, but we are working with
the Town and they are excited for the possibilities.
Next year the „barge‟, as it is called, which is used
as a stage for music events Sunday night‟s
throughout the summer, will be available to be
used as a judges‟ stand, freeing up more dock
space for more T-boats and Drag boats to be
launched and ready.
T-class driver Mike Hooper was spotted Saturday, but said he was taking a weekend off, or he‟d
have 4 consecutive weekends of racing, which
includes long drives to American race sites.
Hooper is in the running to be the 1st Canadian
to win an APR Superleague championship. Best
wishes Mike.
Erinsville, Ontario recap
July 16/17
Beaver Lake was again host to the racers, and is
the home lake of T-class racer Paul Coulter.
Although this race appeared in jeopardy even a
month before the race weekend, Spencer Utman,
Doug Overbury and Jordan Elliott pulled it off.
Andrew Fralick made some calls to CBF and was
able to get the late-sanction application fee
waived.
That saved more money than is earned at the
Luncheon or t-shirt sales! Well done Andrew.
We need to be more on top of things to ensure we
have sanctions in early, as we can improve our
reputation with CBF and make operating the club
easier for everyone.
The race site was filled with sunshine and intense
heat. Is that why so many racers crashed? They
wanted to cool off?
Support & tell our
advertisers that you
saw their ad in the
TORC Newsletter!
Crashes were the order of
both race days; too many for
everyone‟s liking. Were the
crashes due to water and
wind conditions? Can‟t the
racer slow down to accommodate? Was it an unusual
or freak collection of waves
that came together right as
your boat reached that spot?
Were they caused by driver
error that can happen at any
site? Driver‟s will learn
from their crashes, you just
hope they remember the
lesson. Were racers racing
too hard for positions? Did
youthful exuberance account for inexperienced
decisions? This can be tempered from the wise
counsel of a more experienced racer. Listen to
them. Did you have that Dale Earnhardt Sr. moment when you decided you didn‟t care whether
or not you took someone else out you would just
punt your way ahead? As APR Superleague F3
driver Sam LaBanco once told me, “there are a
million people in China who will never hear of
you”. Of course, this means, race hard, race
smartly, you‟re not racing for thousands of dollars, but thousands of dollars can be lost with one
crash, and this is a small-time event. Drive within
your limit. Push your limit to get faster, for sure,
but do all you can to not jeopardize yourself or a
fellow racer. You don‟t score a lot of
points with a DNF.
There were positives too! There
were 71 entries including all classes.
Someone got his first win, (Sorry
forget your name), T-boats put on a
good race with different winners both days, including Bryan Geiger in his first race in his new
Critchfield, leaving the Don Whittington Voo Doo
boat available to others. T-boats; always exciting
being on the edge of control, and that held true in
Erinsville. Hopefully all racers enjoyed their time
there, even as the boats are repaired.
Drag boat and T-boat driver Paul Kryskow raced
his Critchfield with a Mercury 650xs for the first
time since Dunnville last year.
T-boat driver Scott Whittington had to leave early
Sunday morning for an important issue, and
hopefully he‟ll be racing in Dunnville.
Saturday‟s late start resulted in no time being
afforded to the Drag Boats to race. Fortunately,
Sunday saw them have a good outing, with the
exception of one boat that did not take to the water because it ingested a garbage bag on the
launch ramp. The garbage bag is often placed
over the engines, under the cowling, to keep them
dry and free of dust. It was an unfortunate and
disappointing incident that hopefully will be
cleared up in time for Dunnville.
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The Sherriff’s Blotter
by Brian Sherriff
We must be vigilant to ensure no official, racer or
volunteer is impaired by
alcohol or drug. This is for
the safety of everyone involved, including spectators, and to ensure that
insurance coverage remains
possible and at a manageable rate. The number of
crashes at this year‟s races must be curtailed to
prevent TORC from becoming a higher risk.
let‟s hope we see him racing again
soon.
Can someone construct a stand to hold the flags at
the judges‟ stand? In Gravenhurst, and I‟m sure
other places, there was limited space on the dock.
The flags lie on the dock, getting dirty and wet, are
hard to keep separated, and most importantly,
become difficult to get a handle on to pull up the
correct flag at the moment they are needed.
Newsletter editor and creator Andrew Fralick
needs help to keep the newsletter issued regularly.
Contributions of interesting information, or a regular column are welcomed. Now‟s your opportunity
to be a writer!
TORC executive hopes you are enjoying a great season of racing, and
wishes you lots of speed for the final
event in Dunnville.
Also, we hope you are seeing some positive changes
with how things are operating, and thank you for
your patience as we move to improve more and
aspects of TORC.
Injured Aussie rules footballer Dave Whittington
has recovered and is expected to join his
On the Cover
brother Jim racing in Dunnville.
Top: C Stock Hydro start at Erinsville, Ontario.
You may know the Cinderella song with the
From left to right: Unknown, Erik Luksep #61, Spencer
lyrics “don‟t know what you got till its gone”.
Utman “X”, Steve Huff 22CE
(Grammar in context.) Well, now that Jim
Misener and Jayne Howard have left us to
Photo by: Joan Turcotte, Hydroplane Quebec
prepare for their move, we now have big roles
to fill. Their official roles were Risk Manager Mid Right: T classes at Erinsville, Ontario. Scott Whitand Official Scorer and Treasurer. They did
tington in a T850 battles with Paul Coulter #81 in a T750.
much more than that and we now need volun- Joan Turcotte, Hydroplane Quebec
teers to fill these positions.
My camera failed in Gravenhurst, and Matt
Latter assures me he‟ll buy me a new one.
Isn‟t that right Matt? If it hadn‟t failed, we‟d
have the complete rollover of Ryley Dutton on
camera. Fortunately, he was uninjured, and
Bottom: 20 Super Stock Hydro, Spencer Utman “X”
of Brockville battles with James Armstrong #41 of
Stittsville.
Joan Turcotte, Hydroplane Quebec
Something for the kids to colour! :)
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Tunnel Talk
Race Reports by DEO Motorsports
dock and to Dan‟s right. “Man, can we ever catch a
Bay City, Michigan
A Optimax Mercury Racing Engine Does Not Like a break”? Dan had an awesome start and passed
three boats before the completion of the first lap!
SALT DIET !!
About seven laps in Rubin Stafford rolled in turn
The bottom of the boat was totally repaired as of
one bringing out a red flag and causing a restart.
Wed. night June 22nd. Thursday we rolled the boat Dan restarted in the third position.
over and craned it back onto the trailer (a great
culmination of six weeks of repair work, including Additional drama was presented when both the 1st
and 2nd boats had to go to their trailers to have
carbon fiber, Kevlar, epoxy & end grain balsa
repairs completed…plywood patches and duct tape.
wood,), to complete the final rigging.
We also went to the trailer to check for water inThe rigging items included:
take but we were dry! Again, Ya-hooo
1) mounting the mid-section
After the restart one boat miss fired and limped
2) craning on the power head
onto the course with the full field bearing down on
3) installing the power steering, steering wheel
him. A red flare was shot and the race stopped for
& steering cables
another restart. The one thing we didn‟t want was a
4) installing the oil tank & gas tank
restart and now we had the 2nd. Dan again
5) installing the batteries and wiring
launched superbly and remained a strong third.
6) connecting the hydraulic trim lines
For a period of time he challenged for second but
7) mounting the repaired cock pit canopy
we decided to secure the podium finish and bring
the equipment (and driver) home in one piece
8) mounting the repaired rear boat cowling
ready for the Trenton, Michigan Worlds.
9) installing the communications wiring
Following the rigging we applied a single coat of
epoxy to the top decks at 11:00 pm Thurs.
The Next Issue
DEADLINE: Sept 15
Last to 3rd with only 10 laps under your belt, following a severe blow over event, is a fine accomplishment….also in a boat that was just rebuilt. A
good feeling of team accomplishment! These are
valuable points that put us back in the running.
Friday we tried to fire the engine but nothing? We
had power at all switches, steering wheel, dash,
starter, etc. Lots of problem solving and a few
phone calls directed us to start packing and head to Thanks for your continued support and interest in
Formula Two, Tunnel Hull Boat Racing!
the race course ASAP!
Eric, Dan, & Wendy Orchard, Scott and Tim Toole
We arrived at Bay City, Michigan at 9:30 pm and
worked through to 12:00 pm with the assistance of
some of the best racers and mechanics in North
America if not Europe? Chris Fairchild, Sean Torrente, John Broge, Carlton Callaghan, Jim Fox, etc.
We replaced a starter motor, two battery switches
and established that the fuel pumps needed to be
replaced. “An Optimax Mercury Racing engine
does not like a salt diet”!! (thanks to Texas!) Saturday morning we luckily located the fuel pumps at
a marine close by.
We missed the Saturday test time, the qualifying
runs and both heat races since we were running on
four cylinders even after the fuel pump changes
(but the engine now started!). The D.D.T. unit told
us we had fuel injector problems on cylinder 4 and
6. We cleaned and worked on all the fuel and air
injectors and finally had it running on all 6 cylinders!!! Ya-hooo
We tested in the water for the first time Sunday
morning at 9:00 am. Dan started slow to check the
boat, steering and engine, while ramping things up
slowly. All seemed good after 10 laps. He stopped
to complete a punch-run and reported water at his
feet! Dan raced to the trailer only to find that there
was a large amount of water in the boat!!! After
examining the hull we found all the repairs to be
solid but we had hit something in the water creating two golf ball, sized holes in the front area of the
right sponson. We had three hours to make repairs
before the final 30 lap race. At this point no problem.
Portsmouth, Ohio
For the F1PROP Series, Formula 2 race, August 6th
& 7th, DEO Motorsports & driver Dan Orchard,
Qualified 1st, Finished 1st both Heat Races on Saturday and Won the Final Race on Sunday!
Sundays race took place on real rough water but
Dan had an excellent start, getting ahead quickly
off the dock, pushing hard to create a half straight
away lead early (because he pushed it hard and
beyond reason for the water conditions) and then
paced himself well, holding it together without
getting into much trouble. About 3 to 4 times exiting turn two you could see the identification numbers on the bottom of the 97 boat! There were no
incidents other than one boat spinning in turn
three but staying up right, partially full of water but
ending his race.
It was a lot of fun to complete the Victory Lap
with the checked flag! I climbed onto the boat and
waved the checkered flag as Dan drove a lap on the
front straight away while he waved to the crowd of
spectators. Matt Orchard, Dan's brother also
crewed in the pits and start dock which made the
win even a better family celebration! Matt's lap
timing stats, strategy theories, and crew work were
very important to the win.
Also all the equipment is intact for the USA Nationals at Kankakee IL ! Bonus but of course we did
have to tear down the engine at Inspection. We still
made it home for 3:30 am Monday.
Thanks again for your support and interest in ForWe started last off the dock which allowed Dan to
mula Two Boat Racing!
go wide and not worry about anybody on his outside. Just before the start flag was dropped, Jim
Dan, Eric, Matt Orchard, DEO Motor Sports
McGrath false started sending him to the end of the
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Jordan Elliott is pumped about
some new lumber in his garage.
He‟s bought a record setting
ASR hull to try and step up his
game up to the front of pack.
Will be fun to see how it goes.
Eric Abel has also made a deal
to buy a carbon fiber ASR hull
and is excited to get into it and
ASH for next year it sounds like.
New racer Barry Markell (Bill
Markell‟s brother) has also
bought a carbon fiber ASR hull!
Barry got his out at Rideau
Ferry with a vintage motor to try
it out and from what I hear had
a great time. He needs a motor
though, so if you know of one,
let him know.
by Andrew Fralick
the process and making a website and have the name
www.ThunderCatRacing.ca There are many cool things
about these boats, but one of them… walking into a store,
picking out a boat, paying with your credit card and getting a 3 year warranty that covers racing! Imagine that!!
It is short notice, but we received word from CBF that the
Lock Haven PA race on Labour Day weekend is now joint
sanctioned with the CBF! So if you are in a points race, it is a great
chance to score some valuable points at a terrific venue. Last year many
teams from TORC made the trip down and had a blast.
Also it looks like through the efforts of Erik Luksep, the T750/850 class
is now sanctioned to race at Redwood, New York on Sept 17-18!! This
will be the last chance for the T class to get points! For that matter any
CBF class. This place is slightly smaller but similar course layout to
Gravenhurst and only minutes from the border at the 1000 Islands.
Again, many TORC teams head there and High Point battles are almost
always settled there. Don‟t miss this opportunity T drivers!
In case you haven‟t noticed… the newsletter hasn‟t missed an issue, but
is getting later and later for the issue deadlines… haha. Being a new
Another runabout class growing dad, I just don‟t have as much time anymore… I do CBF work, TORC
well recently is CSR with Gary
work, ThunderCat work, Hydroplane Junkie work, Fralick Boats work,
Moore of Windsor and Darcy
helped get Drag Racing going, my own racing work, and some how fit in
Sault of Welland entering their
a day job too! Haha. I can only do so much. Brian Sherriff has stepped
first races at Dunnville. It‟s
up a lot to help out with the newsletter and more… but more is needed.
been a real struggle for Darcy
If someone would be willing to write a section like this “As the Prop
and was great to see him finally Turns” section, just gossips and little updates on what is happening it
get on the water!
would help keep the newsletter going. If not, who knows what the result will be for 2012… it would be a shame to lose such a great memberThe ThunderCat group held it‟s first ever race in Canada. 3 boats made
ship and publicity booster and financial contributor to the club books as
it to the Dunnville race (was the same weekend as the USA Nationals or
this newsletter in our 60th year.
there would have been more). One didn‟t get past the first lap pulling
out with mechanical problems but the others put on a fun display and
Also we need someone to pump up the Drag info… we have people doon Sunday did some amazing manoeuvres/stunts in them. They are in ing T stuff, Hydro stuff, Tunnel stuff… we need Drag contributions!
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The Swamp
GoPro Video Camera, 1080p unit
with all accessories plus heavy duty
suction mount. New at Christmas,
still under warranty. $200. ($385
plus tax at Future Shop). Todd tbillinger@pmiplastics.com or 647-9556972
JSH/AXSH/ASH—2002 Sorensen,
Evinrude “A”, also a Merc J60. Call
or email for more info. Rob Thomas,
Port Carling, 705-765-0447, 416-464
-1586, robthomas@magma.ca
Webstercraft “A” Stock, “B” Stock
and 20 Super Stock hydros for sale.
Mercury 20H motor. Throttles, light
weight cast side mount and other
hardware avail. John 416-438-9852
D Mod Hydroplane with boat cart
and cover. All new 44 c.i. offset
combustion chamber Mod motor,
new 44XS mid section & lower unit
with 3 props. 613-376-6194
dougoverbury@aol.com
Dawecraft runabout. Class J, AX or
A. Straight bottom. Race ready w/
hardware. Put your motor on & go!
$600 Mike Werner 905-701-0762
marjorie.werner@sympatico.ca
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Tentative 2011 Events Calendar
Jan 8
Jan 25-29
Feb 5
Feb 26
Mar 25-27
Apr 2
Apr 16-17
May 14
May 14
May 14
May 21-23
May 28-29
June 11-12
June 18-19
TORC Meeting, THSC 9am-12pm - Turn Judging School
APBA A.G.M., Detroit MI
TORC Meeting @ THSC 9am-12pm
TORC Awards Party/Luncheon @ THSC 12pm-5pm
London Speed Show, London (TORC Booth)
TORC Meeting @ THSC 9am-12pm
APBA Race - S.E. Divisionals, Jesup GA
TORC Swap Meet & BBQ @ Fralick Boats, Picton, 10am-2pm
TORC Test & Tune @ Fralick Boats, Picton, 10am-5pm
TORC Pot Luck Party @ Fralick Boats, Picton, 5pm-??
(Victoria Day) - APBA Race - Standish ME - SSOA
APBA Race, Franklin PA - TRORA
CBF/APBA Race - Waterford ON
Muskoka Seaflea Meet, 6 Mile Lake Park
APBA Race - Constantine MI
June 25-26 CBF Race, Gravenhurst ON
July 9
ACBS Vintage Show, Gravenhurst ON
July 9-10
APBA Race, Grass Lake MI - MHRA (Inbs - Valleyfield)
July 16-17
CBF Race, Erinsville ON + Outboard Drag Demo
PWC Race / ThunderCat Demo, Belle River ON
July 30-Aug 7 APBA Nationals, Wakefield MI
Aug 6-7
Offshore Race / ThunderCat Race, Sarnia ON
Aug 13-14
CBF/APBA Closed Course and Drag Race, Dunnville ON
Aug 27-28
APBA Race - Haverhill, MA
APBA Race - Dayton Record Runs, OH
Sept 3-4-5
(Labour Day) - APBA/CBF Race - Lock Haven, PA
Sept 10-11
APBA Race - Taunton, MA
APBA Race - Grass Lake, MI
Sept 17-18
APBA/CBF Race - Redwood NY - FLRC
APBA Race - Berwick PA
APBA Race - Big Rapids MI
Sept 24-25
APBA Race - Kingston NH - 2nd Annual All Star Clash - SSOA
Oct 8-9
APBA Race - Millville NJ
Oct 29
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